Mind-Blowing Effects of Coffee and Sex

coffee sex don't mixThat cappucino may not put a smile on your face if you are at risk for a stroke.

A new study from The Netherlands suggests that having sex and drinking coffee can temporarily raise your risks of strokes or brain aneurysms. Several triggers were identified in the study published by the American Heart Association including coffee consumption, vigorous exercise, nose blowing, sexual intercourse, straining to defecate and cola consumption.  Being startled or suddenly angry was also implicated in increasing the risk of rupturing a weakened vessel in the brain.

Monique H.M. Vlak, M.D., lead author of the study and a neurologist at the University Medical Center in Utrecht, The Netherlands explained that, “all of the triggers induce a sudden and short increase in blood pressure, which seems a possible common cause for aneurismal rupture.”

The study asked 250 patients with subarachnoid hemorrhage to complete a questionnaire about exposure to 30 possible triggers; follow up included assessing relative risk to determine a causal relationship between the trigger and brain event.

“Subarachnoid hemorrhage caused by the rupture of an intracranial aneurysm is a devastating event that often affects young adults. These trigger factors we found are superimposed on known risk factors, including female gender, age and hypertension.” Men suffer strokes more than women, and while aneurysms can occur in children, they most often occur in adults.

Coffee consumption in the Middle East is well documented, with the earliest consumption appearing in the middle of the 15th century in the Sufi monasteries of Yemen. The Arab region is credited with cultivating the bean. From the Muslim world, coffee drinking extended to Italy and Europe, and for a time it was banned in Ethiopian and Turkey because it was associated with rebellious political activity.

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Tinamarie Bernard
Tinamarie Bernardhttps://www.greenprophet.com/
Tinamarie combines her interests in two of her favorite topics – relationships and the environment – for Greenprophet.com. As our eco-sexpert, she explores ways to make our personal lives more sustainable, whether it’s between a couple, the sheets or our ears. While eco-sexuality is a new term and still unfamiliar to many, being conscious about what we use in moments of intimacy is connected to better stewardship of the planet. The idea that green is sexy and sex can be green is one she is thoroughly enjoying discovering. This married mom of two also believes we owe it to our children to teach them to love themselves, each other, and the environment for futures to come. Intimacy isn’t something we are born knowing. Neither is good stewardship of the earth. In her spare time, she muses about sacred sexuality, conscious love, intimacy, feminism and parenting as the top-rated Modern Love column for Examiner.com and several other media outlets. She composes poetry (mostly in her heart), mediates (when time allows), rides horses in the Galilee, and searches for delicious parve dessert recipes. She considers chocolate a righteous sin, and won’t give up a single pair of red shoes. You can find her on Facebook, follow her on twitter @ModernLoveMuse, or send her an email at tinamarie (at) greenprophet.com.
3 COMMENTS
  1. Hmmm… You know the ladies in the 1600’s tried something like this, they ended up drinking coffee with the rest of them a century later when they found out it wasn’t true.

  2. Dear, Sir/Madame

    Please may i have your permission to use one of your images in my school project this will be used to give information about sugar

    thanking you

    Niket

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